Any other suggestions for my party?

This summer I want to have a pool party.
So my mom might rent out the local pool!
I'll probably invite 30 girls/boys.
Were also having a bonfire at night..
Does anyone have any other suggestions to make this party fun!?
Im also letting Kool-Aid ferment into alcohol..there's gotta be something cool about this party right?

You need some music and fun games.

oh yeah, kool-aid alcohol is way cool. how much more ghetto can you get.. you're 13, if your mom isn't going to let you drink then stop trying to be 'cool' and 'badass' and deal with it. it's not really possible to make alcohol out of koolaid. well it IS but it takes a lot of work, and the alcohol content would be like .00000963049% even if you drank a gallon of it it's like almost nothing. go to school. you're just some little kid who thinks their cool because they think they're drinking alcohol. get a life.

Games for the children should include both some active and quiet time games. Simple things like balls, horseshoes, badminton, or foot races can give the children and some adults the chance to run and play and burn off a little excess energy. For those that are not very active, you may want to include some activities such as puzzles, cards, board games, or books. That way, when they get tired of running and playing, they can take a break and relax a little.

Cards, board games, and old scrapbooks are a wonderful way to keep the adults busy that may not be interested in the on going conversations. Activities can be planned out according to a schedule, but from my experience, it often is more fun to provide the supplies needed for the activities and then play it by ear. There is no law that says that the schedule you have for activities has to be written in stone.

For a party, food can often be one of the costlier expenses. There are several cost cutters that you can do to help with this expense. You can always have it potluck where everyone brings a dish. It is a lot cheaper than having it catered and lots easier than doing all the prep work for the food on your own. If you prefer to do it all yourself, then think simple foods. Finger foods such as sandwiches, chips, cheese and crackers, fruit, and canned or bottled drinks can save time, but be careful that you don’t go overboard on your budget. Simply using cups and three-liter drinks or fruit drinks can save a good bit, especially if they will drink the store brands.

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